Show piimiimjiii'MWi EJiU-- t T"inrirr"— iMH'MMW ' v " " I' ' I""" "l '"I""""1"" 'II - "— 1 '"""""m— " ''f-- p w fff p z j -- v' T im"m '"" ifo j mfrjjjM if t mmuimyM DREW k3r a PEARSOW EDITORIALS OGDEN UTAH FRIDAY EVENING JUNE 21 1957 GA United riuuf mze rwitea IvQTlOnS At long last the United States and United Nations are calling the hands of the North Korean and Chinsee Communists U N by modernizing the armament of the forces in South Korea The action is long overdue Hardly had the truce arrangements been made which' ended the Korean fighting than the Reds began to move into North KoreaJhe war equipment barred by the terms of the cease fire agreement The Reds also began to build military facilities that they had promised not to build While the United Nations command and the United States government knew what was going on little was done in protest The American people and their allies in that war were so sick of the fighting and Report Upon Hungaryhas been The cause of truth and justice served by the special committee of the United Nations which has just reported that last year's Hungarian revolution was a spontaneous nation-widuprising crushed by the brutal intervention of Russian troops without invitation The committee declared that the present government of Premier Janos Kadar does not now have popular support and never has had such support This is a complete denial of the Russian assertions that Kadar is a leader chosen by the people It is not strange that a section of the report should deal! with the activities of the secret police and express the "deep shock" of the committee members at tht nature of the cruelties practiced by uniformed monsters News writers report that the committee has turned out such a readable document it probably will become what 'might be called a Dest seller mis is an 10 me guou The more people are encouraged to read the report compiled by the committee rep- resenting five nations the more tney will be repulsed by Communist claims they are humanitarians e Education Appreciation Dr Clarence H Faust president of the Fund for the Advancement of Education tells us in his report on two years of activity that the American people's dramatic inter- est in education stems from the people' appreciation of what education has dona for the country Some Americans probably will insist that Dr Faust is too optimistic as he weighs the American people's interest and appreciation but we are inclined to indorse his views The American people do indeed take an interest in education and they do indeed understand that education has been a most important factor in making America what it is today There is much to be said for the point of view expressed recently that education has increased wealth production in the United States to a point it is far easier to pay for education today than in past generations It is also predicted that thanks to education it will be easier to pay for education in the future Egypt's Submarines Egypt is plainly rocking the boat again in the Middle East by obtaining three vessels from the Soviet Union and announcing the units will become a part sub-marin- e Bemo-- j cratic party starts the 1858 Con-bo thj gressional race —national committee chairmen say is now on m earnest — wth a siz able lead over the GOP A survey just completed by the institute shows the Democrats with a 53 to 47 per cent edge over 1 ! the Republicans nationwide The situation as of now with the elections ajittle more than a year away closely parallels the race of 1954 in last mid-terwhich the Democrats polled 527 y vote per cent of the nationwide to 473 per cent for m two-part- WASHINGTON— It's become so all the time espousing economy difficult to find enough space to in Congress Tou telV me to cut test nuclear weapons tnat nejidoun on foreign aid and other United States is negotiating with things that i think are important Australia for the use of its vast for tne counts as a whole interior desert "But how about that This is the isolated V oomura appropriation for a vv't-''-f Rocket Range where the British jg dam on Si'--Allegheny River exploded two atomic bombs m- - in your district which is part of The Defense Department is tbe civil Functions bill? I no- the because terested in leasing it ticcd that vou haven't made a Western Hemisphere has just speecn against that on the House about run out of space for testing fioor We guided missiles congressman Gavin stopped have too many people too many chewing on his ham and eggs 10 cities that might get hit or con- - abruptiv it looked as if he had taminated into the Allegheny bilten The Australian missile range D?m right ' would be used for testing the lu r X' r y- t ICBM or Intercontinental Ballis-- f THE WHITE HOUSE LOBBY The White House Palace Guard tic Missile We are now testing but has done a lot of effective wire this off the Florida Capes toward aimed are the missiles pulling on Capitol Hill in the we and America although South past but seldom has it operated have negotiated treaty arrange- - with such backstage intensity as ments with Latin American coun-- i it did to pass the Civil Rights tries permitting us to track the missiles Latin Americans have Assistant president Sherman become increasingly jittery over Adams was on the telephone con these tests stantly rallying Republican votes A swarm of White House aides EXPLODED IN AIR aide by Jack Mjrtin f Just recently the Atlas had to Jed the was- busy late the in SounSfcV offira£c? (buttonholing Vice President Juried to go out of control and on personany — hit a near-o- y it feared he might 'til!1 t Florida city Latin Americans erairrom fear the missile would be even ' careful harderxi to v control —once it getsn OOP Leader- Joe McNaufht Syndicate Im Ov er IXie LUUctlUl liu ucaua " of Rio De House and Bill Knowland m the direction hP wneral "HOW ABOUT A GENTLEMEN'S AGTffMENT?" Janeiro Montevideo or Buenos Senate This miffed Congressman CharAires lie Halleck of Indiana who had 10 years ago? Furthermore tracking a in the over land is much easier been the chief contact The MarsViJl Plan was' by- like and didn't House being water The over unitea than to tljjji recovery of West- States has set nn st phain of passeu -- Tf the White House wants fne ern Europe ff'm the damage and in thi" gr 0 help" the dislocatip of the war don t they come to me "why would Desert All the permit L I participating Australian in it including tbe United States tracking over dry land u f which finance! the dollar requireAustralia is reported willing aiso jun u ucan ranee voics iui nf missile tic ments were ift&tlv and severally iJ JJVomit hpr v o Jtil mj'w as a commun- - and as separate in return for the use of modern WASHINGTON PIPELINE S nations vitalH&nterested in mak-- ! American atomic weapons The Correction: E S Willis not ing the plan fuecess In Europe granting of Australian air routes John Callahan is the General the failure :Ut the plan would across the United States is also Electric Co spokesman who adhave meant rf at misery and in reported to be tied up with the mitted that G E pockets as much more than dfj?- nation social up- missile negotiations as 6Mt million dollars a year in NEW YORK—"Anyone coming years ago in which a free coali war For UNPALATABLE BREAKFAST dividends from the Welfare Fund heaval civil and pjrhaps m of nations would unite the United Srates the failure of from Europe" said Barbara Ward tinn G E claims that part of "at the reof peace to achieve some the time guests Congressional well meant have mifVt Comis placed with plan Jackson at the Harvard and constructive aim" cent White House breakfast found its insurance great loss of the friends and best with all ?ijs not Metropolitan a large Penn- Aetna mencement "must candidly reallies and a dangerous isolation themselves chewing WHAT HAPPENED? as stated in this column" Life in their mixed updam Atlantic the sylvania ' an unfriendly world port that distaste for However when Labor representaReading her sensitive and elo- in The ham and eggs Atlarihc as were nations won Assn is widely expressed I find words tives n the Welfare Fund board myself "item quent was talking about the Ike Jacksr it fear Lady put in working veto" plan which would permit have asked G E how much isthe distrust the envy the dering what has happened a large Viim to reAmerica with achieve is that it 10 years why in vptrv sin ele "nork barrel" placed with Aetna G E has of American power and competi- these BuCthat purpose purpose no are large column nations to fused mis longer say tion — which are inevitable given Western some the rescue and the salvation projects out of an appropriation that one in error in was stating great overriding was me veto to the nation's relative strengths — united in them- bill without having of the nations Atlantic is a Electric General of common director enterprise are now unchecked by any op entire bill selves and interests vital Life lead'tieir their of and the Have Metropolitan director people The suggestion was greeted Two are directors Philip Reed posite sense of working with were engaged What we with a horrified silence America to achieve any legal pur- - ers deteriorated and are they must directlj ask otifselves is the large of the board is d and farseeing now wait a minute G E chairman addition "Well pose ana oi experiencing xu&i-- less which unite todajfir purpose when Robert were might In a director hand the energy tne vitaiuy ana and bold than they in the Mar- them once more in "some great gentlemen" interposed the PresCoca-Col- a of chairman Woodruff came littogether the imagination which America they ident "I'm only advocating a fel- is a director of both General conditions and constructive aim?" can bring to any high task it pro- shall Plan? Or have Western tle economy I thought you naElectric and Metropolitan Life changed and are the low were for economy Suggestions poses to itself" with problems A salute to the dry cleaners The high task which Lady tions confronted different seems" he continued "that of Answering this ques"It way By indeed cleaning all AmerJackson had in mind would be which are very made three with many members of Congress of America for tion Jackson Lady with dealt for which Flag Day— free they one like the Marshall Plan 10 from those economy on government spend- ican flags suggestions "vf was that a lot of trouble One would $e to develop a low ing is good everywhere except in Only have any flags to didnt people Atlantic com- their own states and districts" tariff area Also congratulaAt this point GOP Rep Leon be cleaned munity as a- 'J hole Leventen of Lewis Dr to tions a leading A second vould be to finance Gavin of Oil City Pa New York for presenting the up: snooo the foreign' a exchange require- economy spokesman spoke ConBy RAY WIGHT coov of the Declaration ments of tfvj Indian Five-Yea- r "Mr President under the of Independence to a Chines Plan in ordt to prove by con- stitution Congress cannot relinon the sunbun luscious a in New York's Chinatown to class up trast with C&fna that it is pos- quish its legislative powers last eight years Dr LevIn the beach a coun- the Executive Branch of the govin sible Asia£to wonderful develop pieces and Strange enten has presented 50000 copies of life try without com- - ernment" That Middle stage totalitarian age— the to groups on come through of information i "Well Leon" shot back Ike of the declaration man's a pulsion which keeps in paunch East Side to Lower fit very Manhattan's rrtnirf cav that vou mails which flood into newspaper him frnm hpnrl nsr over far w turn t rrwvv the ggcauuii understand better into the category i nave they may of their offices each day Here is just a li?h that candle it the Western nations participate well been country freedoms are talking about You hothgends just small sampling from yesterday deopment of West wmchwumn sight ot Quadruplets-F- our trying out i 100-mi- tion United Nations has notified the Red military authorities that while the U N has scrupulously obeyed the agreement against bringing new type weapons into Korea "your side has continued to violate the provision of the truce agreement" The Communists will hardly dare to deny the charges because the truth is so well known World judgment will support what the U N has done in building up in Korea the defenses of the free world of the Egyptian fleet A big question is what use will the Egyptians make of these underwater craft Israel fears the Egyptians will place the submarines in the Gulf of Aqaba to prevent Israel from using the ancient sea route that King Solomon used forhis imports and exports Egypt may indeed intend to do this but if the Egyptians try to blockade Israel it will be a mistake Israel wisely has refrained from making a test of its claimed rights to use the Suez Canal To try to send an Israel ship through the canal would have produced a crisis Israel was content' to ply the waters of Aqaba instead Now if Egypt seeks to stop the Aqaba commerce Israel will surely resort to violence in defense of its claimed rights and that could bring on another war in which Israel doubtles's would humiliate Egypt once more perhaps taking the three sub marines away from the Egyptians as Israel captured the Egyptian warship in the re cent unpleasantness Col Nasser will contribute to peace and stability if he leaves his submarines tied up at the docj-- s where all and sundry can see that they are not getting Egypt and other lands into trouble war-breedin- g Summer in Utah It is said that summer begins on or about June 21 and ends on or about Sep tember 21 but observers in this grand state of utah know that summer often comes be- fore June 21 in the lower valleys and often ends before September 21 in the higher elevations Our mountains make it impossible to talk about climate in Utah in general terms The Weather Bureau pointed out in an article a few years ago that Utah's Dixie is in the latitude of Kentucky but has average temperature similar to that of northern Georgia Iron County next door to our Dixie is 2500 feet higher and its average temperature is that of central Iowa Thus the 2500 feet in altitude in Utah produces as great a difference in annual temperatures as does 500 miles of latitude in thp r polling 50 per cent Voters in today's survey were asked: "If the elections for Congress were being held today which party would you like to see win in this state — the Republican party or the Democratic party?" Outside the South there has been a drop of 3 percentage points in the GOP vote from the 1956 Congressional elections and a drop of one percentage point from 1954 as follows: CONGRESSIONAL VOTE OUTSIDE THE SOUTH Rep Dem v-trt- Vu ! orr j£ ss fHotL uie " 'gh - — ad-dress- ed ALTER PPM AN N W Vr(i W? united! KS£r 1 Finds Europe Distrustful of V Urges Move to Reduce Competition SOUTH ONLY Dem Jtep rTi ' ! Sbuth since 1954: CONGRESSIONAL VOTE s l- te c j breakthrough in the South in 1&56 and in 1952 the Republican party as a party has not improved its position in the races for Congress V in the South r The trend of the vote in the ' ir "X- ar long-rang- e too I w ! iion-doll- 4 The mountain and valley breezes also prevent weather discussion in general terms and give to summers in the Salt Lake and Utah Lake valleys great distinction 'as everybody knows attends an open air event at night in the middle of what is suppose to be a hot summer The breezes that blow from our canyons at night are surely wonderful air conditioners and inexpensive j rJwi: -- Mississippi valley the GOP o A clearer picture oi uie lougn 49 51 problem facing the Republican! 1954 elections 47 53 can seen be — by looking at 11956 elections party out-50 50 TODAY'S SURVEY ! the survey figures for states South where side the experience SAME PERCENTAGE" ahows that the GOP must poll In the South the Republican approximately 55 per cent of the 73per vote to offset the Democrats' ad- party polls 22 per cent to This is cent for the Democrats vantage In the Solid South the same percentage the exactly CRUCIAL BATTLEGROUND GOP received in 1954 in the South In this crucial battleground and is 5 percentage points under area of the 35 Northern states the vote it sot in the 1956 elec- the Republican party today is run- - tions when Mr Eisenhower head- ning exactly even with the Demo-- 1 ed the GOP ticket era eric party — with each party In other words despite the GOP I ivwi o One result of the lack of action was the growth of feeling among the Reds that they could violate agreements without danger that the allies would take action in retalia- Demos Start 1958 Race With Big Lead Over GOP Ausfraian Rocket Range VVife House Wanted Civil Rights a new controversy - J —The IVe VVanf the squabbling that preceded the cease fire agreement no one was in the mood to start GALLUP POLL PRINCETON N hi - i j - - j -- high-minde- three f'the VIEWS and NEWS - i I ZPh The British Information Services volunteer the fact that nine representatives of British royalty have visited the United States more or less officially in some-caseseveral times The first one listed is King William IV third son of King George III 2 passed the winter of 1781-178- s who in New York He probably thought it was a' chilly winter A Portland leaflet takes a few solid whacks at that favorite spendpunching bag government off starts It and inefficiency ing Missisa from with a quotation sippi publication as follows: "Our forefathers knew the blessing of planting at seedtime reaping at harvest time without government restriction and the joy of deserved repose after hard and satisfying labor They lived by God's command of 'six days shalf thou labor and looked only to God and their own efforts to provide their needs" Then it goes on and on A large tire manufacturing company sends a useful little item If your tires build up pressure while you're driving during the hot summer months don't bleed the air out of them it r A I ac till ¥ Syi 44 For myself all these proposals seem to be fiKcellent But I canft ft not believe Ifat lower tariffs or the financing of India or West Africa can generate in the WestWeather continued to be plenty 10 YEARS AGO ern World Anything like the Ihot even in the shade as Ogden sense of high common enterprise Two home runs inside the park which exist&4 in the great days was gripped by its third day in -e- ach somewhat on the freakish of the Marshall Plan a neat wave ine mercury regisside— highlighted Boise's 4 vic- WORLDPELLBOUND? nvov f he Opripn KPflS at Af- - tered 101 after reaching 97 deCan anythag develop it today? jfleJk Park last night last home grees yesterday ine eas Ior more 50 YEARt AGO d t a weeK tnan DreVai&almost ROW everywhere? Remodeling work at the Ogdea a was Ten :&?o vital Gene it the a for Tickets years Autrey hit mKhr Sanatariuni is nearinf r a Western Europe rodeo show July 18 to 24 are on Canyon nprsRitv a small country iuan i oue quici should rooms recover and it was that sale in a red and white booth at completion Twenty-fou- r Tuesday afternoon when only a nH a s small staff was on hand They mated the caramon riminff enterprise of Hall Park The booth will be open m'hrf herded everybody but one teller the on lower the be room will opened MarshajfePlan Is there today daily from 10 am to 8 pm into the vault at gunpoint The floor The Ogden City Health Departi central wpich engages all the — v nf ho The Ogden Retail Merchants warned today that water on Assn ment and Atlantic narns jointly at a recent meeting decided cag? his arms bound and "his i is drawn erally whiqcatches the vital in- - the east bench which of the abuse of the because that Suddlnl? he began to squirm terests of th masses of the peo- - from Pine View south highline free delivery system no "sale for canal is unfit for culinary use less than 25 cents will be accepted at tne same time gesturing wa for his head to make it known he YEARS AGO delivery to any part of the 20 certainly no to disarm while the wanted to speak sc£4 divided it Herman Baker Post No 9 city The marauders finished stuii- - world is i Perhaps 10 American Legion announced Five out of six districts in Weinto their bags eau?e 5ru"5ian 0eveHj greenbacks f armaDeath his and the thf n leaned over the helpless £Uy "Lucky" Fordyce ber County voted in favor of a resent will thrills of percircus tax levy for road improveDodgers teller Muni- special to the The task?S the at form compeOgden bring ments tonight Voting in favor oi the tax "Give a guy a breas ieiiows tition itselif iunder- - international " Stadium cipal will you?" he begged "Take the control before it becomes intolPleasant View and North Ogden books along with you I'm almost ten'''Thirty boys from Ogden joined Harrisville voted against the levy before the (and costi erably $3000 short sions of tfcjcf nuclear testing and with scores of others from Utah of the threat of nuclear war cities and Idaho and left by speD C brings us tsome breaking point cial train for Washington annual first to the Boy! attend 1957 New York (Copyright JOSEPHINE ' Scout jamboree Heralff Tribune Inc) Beauty contest—the lass round up Bores —People who persist in talking about where they're going for their vactions or telling you where they've been after they get back There's at least on consolation about NOT winning $100000 on one of those quiz programs Wouldn't it be awful to see so much of that money slip away from you into Uncle Sam's pock- ets in the form of income taxes vtv j 5-- I aor i iii tht j ! first-clas- j uu ahir' j ' a jare -- When the air is let out of a 22 78 1954 elections tire most of the heat rehot 27 73 1956 elections 22 78 mains and because the tire is TODAY'S SURVEY d it will flex more Members of Congress will give more heat and presespecial attention to today's sur- and build up sure thereby increasing the danvey figures They will remember a blowout of — ger that a Gallup Poll in July 1955 Another in same enterprising manufactimein turer about the point that your children sugegsts m elections of 1956 the advance show in building a interest any to in is relation today's survey house whether it be the 1958— indicated that the Demo- tree out in the back tree crats were ahead in the races for oldSapple a deluxe job elsewhere control of the House yardor board a fabricated that building Election situations can change the will do Job nicely a in of course and sometimes sure to anchor the thing very short space of time As the to Be the tree in such a way that 1956 presidential election demon-- ! under-inflate- strated the Eisenhower-Nixoticket jumped ahead by 45 per-- ' centage points in the last 10 days of the campaign following the re-- ! volts in Hungary and the invasion oi Jgypi Apart from the South the largest GOP defection since 1956 is found in the heavily populated New England and Middle-Atlanti- c region Latest survey figures show the GOP polling 50 per cent of the vote in this area today com- ceni in hkhx ana pared to od per 1954 §0 per eent in n I j j LESSON ENGLISH W L GORDON ! By in BOOK REVIEW WORDS OFTEN BIISUSED THE FLlJtNG SWANS By Pa-- f Do not say "Why are you s ColunM Crown meandraic mean today?'1 The primary You wouldn't remember nor ing of "mean" is common or wouldyouiBfather but not long humble Say "Whyare you so a was born before tbatJhere in or little towivt in Ireland an or disobliyoungster named Ulick unaccommodating was Saba the poor mother His i ging?" herdsman'ipdaugHer his father OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED was RobertpO'Rehitifc of the fine Manganese Pronounce and enviabB name of Moylough with accent on last syl- His uncle )H Rouen told him to lable not one the first syllable marry mo fey and the severe head of hi own family finally OFTEN MISSPELLED vas ordered hifji to But Per cent (two words) Percen- love cousin with Margary £fey tage (one word) their match was and whei SYNONYMS blocked hrwturned to Saba love- Confuse abash bewilder dis-!i- y warmlyjrpfted but penniless embarrass disconcert rnmnosp They livd in the Abby but kved unweiy eo inai debts mortu veraw disagreeable or neither the tree box the children will be damaged MhLumberman prudently points out So it goes for thousands of words and three languages Must keep somebody busy and happy producing it all tool Too many people would rather be wrong than be quiet Some definitions Webster for- ill-starr- ed -- mang-gah-ne- got: Beachwear — What father shows day evening traffic after picking 3r 1W ez -- i I piled up till Robert had to fleeto America in the hope of recoupmg his fortunes tsainis took over Saba had no proper home in which to bear Ulick and the sec-- j ond son Breasal was denied even a paternal name Robert weaves in and out of this leisurely story we meet Saba's parents and sister her staunch friend Duineen and the girls who as the years pass and more fond of Ulick It's a story of a boy who guided sagely by the experiences into which his upbringing thrusts Yet "story" hiX becomes adult is toU formal a word this has rather Hhe sweet sad qualities we associate with some poetry land sorg— W G Rogsrs j i grow-mor- : i j r : — f : e 'l'd like to learn c- - i |